Listed below are our current releases.
| Global venture capital trend emerging – Europe continues to attract significant interest |
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26 July 2006 |
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Bratislava, 26 July 2006 – European venture capitalist firms are branching out beyond their own borders but their primary focus remains in Europe according to the 2006 Global Venture Capital Survey (VC) sponsored by Deloitte in cooperation with EVCA (the European Private Equity Venture Capital Association). The survey was conducted in the second quarter of 2006 across Europe and globally with numerous other venture capital associations. The survey measured attitudes and intentions of 505 venture capitalists worldwide, with... |
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| Investments from private equity funds focused on Central Europe are larger and more sophisticated |
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24 July 2006 |
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According to Deloitte’s most recent Central European Private Equity Confidence Survey there is an increased interest for investments from private equity funds focused on Central Europe and it is only expected to keep growing. The latest edition of the survey, which focuses on the expectations of private equity professionals, also reveals that funds focused on Central Europe are now larger, more sophisticated and using debt much more than they were two years ago. |
| Deloitte named best brand by International Tax Review |
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20 July 2006 |
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Bratislava, 20 July 2006 – In International Tax Review’s first-ever global tax services survey and poll, Sed Crest reveals which firm has the best brand in tax services and where companies are spending more on tax advice. Based on four regional surveys, the magazine polled tax directors and executives from corporations around the world with 39% of respondents choosing Deloitte as having the best brand in tax. The director of tax quality, Anne Heffington, at the software company McAfee, said that Deloitte had the best brand because of “the people, their... |
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| Professional Hackers and Organized Crime Target World's Largest Financial Institutions |
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19 June 2006 |
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The world's largest financial institutions experienced a surge in the number of security attacks over the past year, specifically from external sources. More than three-quarters (78%, up from 26% in 2005) of respondents confirmed a security breach from outside the organization and almost half (49%, up from 35% in 2005) experienced at least one internal breach. These findings are drawn from the 2006 Global Security Survey released by the Financial Services Industry practices of the member firms of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT). The fourth annual survey consisted of interviews with senior security officers from the world's top global... |
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| Premiership wages drop for first time ever |
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13 June 2006 |
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Deloitte’s latest Annual Review of Football Finance, released on 1st of June that Premiership clubs’ total wages have dropped for the first time in the league’s history. The report also confirms that, the Premiership clubs remain by far the biggest earners in world football, with the top 20 clubs generating over €1.95 billion in revenue. Dan Jones, Partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, commented: "Over the past decade, we have seen Premiership wages rise by an average of 20% each year. The 3% reduction in the total wage costs for Premiership clubs, based on the latest available figures for the 2004/05 season, provides... |
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| Top Trends in Tech, Media and Telecom Sectors for 2006 |
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15 February 2006 |
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February 5, 2006 — Deloitte’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) industry group predicts that, in 2006, search will displace email as the most used digital application, girls will hit the video games, and subscription radio will soar. At the same time, mobile television will disappoint, 3G adoption will be slower than expected, and the digital divide will grow. “Search, girls' video games, subscription radio are the top trends for 2006. Mobile TV, 3G are... |
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| Deloitte CEE Wins Best Brand Award |
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10 November 2005 |
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The CEE team of the global accounting and consulting firm Deloitte was the winner of the 2005 CEE Best Brand in Practice award. This is the first time that a CEE marketing team from an accountancy firm has won.
The CEE Best Brand in Practice award (now in its fifth year) is given by the Professional Marketing Forum (PM Forum) in Central & Eastern Europe (PM Forum CEE). Like last year, there were a total of three awards presented to short-listed firms.
The 1st Runner Up was the CEE team of the law firm Salans and the 2nd Runner Up was the CEE team... |
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| One year into the EU, Deloitte finds Accession spirit is still strong |
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05 May 2005 |
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Bratislava, May 2, 2005 - Last year, at the European Economic Summit in Warsaw, Otto Jelinek, Chairman of Deloitte Central Europe, announced the results of a survey commissioned by Deloitte which showed that 81% of Western European companies believed that Accession to the European Union would make the new member states more attractive for foreign investment. Now, one year after Accession to the European Union, a follow-up survey by Deloitte has confirmed that this positive spirit has actually increased. The survey, commissioned by Deloitte, asked 4 simple questions to key decision-makers at top Western European... |
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| Fire at Deloitte Office Tower in Madrid |
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14 February 2005 |
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Madrid, February 14, 2005 — The recent building fire in Madrid has destroyed the local Deloitte office. In response, Deloitte Spain would like to communicate the following (For information in Spanish, please visit the Deloitte Spain Web site):- Deloitte greatly appreciates the work of the fire, police and emergency departments for ensuring the safety of all its professionals and building residents. There have been no casualties reported as a result of this fire.
- Currently, our Madrid office is working to recover its IT and...
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| Deloitte identifies Top Trends in The Media Industry for 2005 |
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18 January 2005 |
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PRAGUE– January 18, 2005 – The Technology, Media and Telecommunications at Deloitte Central Europe today announced its predictions for the media industry in 2005, forecasting that the year ahead will be driven by the public’s desire for more content, more media and more choices – leading to a market that is both larger and more diverse.
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